Tsuasamkope JHS promise 100% pass in 2017 BECE

The headmaster of Tsuasamkope Junior High School (JHS), Mr. Enock Dogah Tse has promised that all final year pupils of the school will pass in next year’s Basic Education Certificate Exams (BECE), Adacommunityonline.com can report.

The school admits primary six pupils from six communities in the Ada East District of the Greater Accra Region namely Kpodokope, Fantevikope, Kungmor, Dogakope, Asigbekope and Tsuasamkope. These pupils are expected to pass in the Information Communication and Technology exams of the BECE at the end of their three-year course but the school does not have a computer laboratory for effective learning.

The headmaster of the school disclosed this during books and writing materials presentation ceremony at the schools premises at Ada Tsuasamkope and appealed to stakeholders and the international community to come and support the school in order to help realize their dream for better external examinations results. Mr. Dogah Tse also bemoaned that Kindergarten pupils are learning under an open shed which disturbs the concentration of the class.

Naana Akumtu Bisansu I, the Queenmother of Ohuewem Division of Ada Traditional area, in fulfillment of a promise she made to Ada that she will use her position to support the children in the traditional area, presented learning materials to one hundred and fifty six students (156) of the school with the support of J.K. Enterprise.

She further promised to communicate their needs to the GaDangme Union, Ghana and abroad for more and quick interventions. She encouraged the teachers to do their best for better acquire good results to motivate donors to come to their aid.

The headmaster, in response, pledged that the school will try and make 100% pass in the next BECE exams.

Credit: Noah Dameh